Unlocking value in UK domestic earners

For professional advisers and paraplanners only. Not to be relied upon by retail investors.

Join us for an insightful webinar with Chris McVey, Lead Fund Manager of the FP Octopus UK Multi Cap Income Fund, to discuss the growing value opportunities within UK equities. We remain strong advocates for investing in domestic earners—championing businesses that drive economic growth, support GDP expansion, and provide market stability.

Chris will share updates on the fund’s positioning, the UK equity income opportunity, and highlight the advantages of investing in UK domestic earners to stimulate the UK economy.

This webinar will cover:

• Investment strategy - How the Octopus Quoted Companies Team approaches portfolio construction, and what sets us apart.
• Opportunities and insights - How the FP Octopus UK Multi Cap Income Fund is positioned, and where we see some of the most exciting opportunities.
• Market trends - Key trends shaping the UK equity market.
• Real-world impact – How UK domestic earners contribute to economic growth, with examples from the fund’s holdings.

This session will provide you with more knowledge to navigate today’s evolving market landscape; whether you're seeking opportunities for stable income and growth, looking to gain exclusive insights into UK equity investments or aiming to diversify your clients’ portfolios more effectively.

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Key risks to keep in mind:

• The value of an investment, and any income from it, can fall or rise. Investors may not get back the full amount they invest.
• The shares of smaller companies are likely to fall and rise in value more than shares listed on the main market of the London Stock Exchange. They may also be harder to sell.
• For the FP Octopus UK Multi Cap Income Fund, fees will be deducted from capital, which will increase the amount of income available for distribution. However, this will erode capital and may hinder capital growth.